The flash modes available vary depending on the setting of the mode dial, with some of the more automated/programmed modes restricting your choices. You can still use the Nikon D3200 to control multiple remote flash units via an SB-910, SB-900, SB-800 or SB-700 flash strobe or Nikon's SU-800 remote commander, but the built-in flash doesn't have that ability on its own.
Like the D3100 and D5100, flash capability is an area where the Nikon D3200 lacks some substantial capability relative to the company's higher models, though, in that its built-in flash can't serve as a Commander in Nikon's Wireless Lighting System. This advanced exposure metering system takes advantage of subject-distance information relayed by the lens to compute more accurate flash exposures than more conventional systems based on reflected light alone. Flash photography has been a particular strength of Nikon SLRs for some time now, and the D3200 follows suit, with its implementation of Nikon's 3D Color Matrix II metering for flash exposures.
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